Casa Maca

I don’t think I’ve experienced service this good in years. Super casual and friendly but also absolutely focused on every detail. The food was extremely well prepared — I could have cut my steak with a fork. The cocktails were exceptional and the wine list well curated. All that only complimented by an incredible view and atmosphere.

What a view. A little tip is to get here before sunset and watch the change in scenery once it sets. The food was meh but the view more than made up for it. They ask you if you want bread, jambon, and olives to start but dont tell you its like $80 euros total. For dinner we had the mashed potatoes with truffle, filet, and fish of the day which was sea bass. We also had the corn on the cob. The sea bass had too many bones in it and filet was chewy. The bread pudding was probably the best part to the meal. 3.5 stars.

Nice hotel with spacious bedrooms, nice pool and lovely views over Ibiza Old Town. However, once you arrive, the hotel tries to extract as much money out of you as it can. Nothing is complimentary, not even water. The prices they charge are exorbitant. Breakfast was not included in the room rate and you can only order breakfast from an a la carte menu. A bowl of tiny muesli and yoghurt was 18 euros. Breakfast for 2 people cost in excess of a 100 euros and what’s more they add a minimum service charge of 12.5% on top. As for dinner, they take the mark ups to a different level, with a small bowl of lettuce leaves with dressing costing 35 euros. If you’re thinking about having some wine, then forget it as the average mark up is about 6 times, with a glass of white wine costing 90 euros. If you’re wanting room service you have to order from the restaurant a la carte menu with no other simpler options and as a result you see guests ordering deliveries from outside the hotel. On our departure we asked for a late checkout of an extra 3 hours but were informed we would be charged an extra 180 euros for the privilege. We declined their kind offer!
In summary this is a nice hotel for those wanting a hotel outside the bustling atmosphere of Ibiza town. However, the hotel knows it has you captive once you arrive and therefore this is really a hotel for those with more money than sense, who don’t mind being taken for a ride.

A beautiful, quiet luxury hotel tucked away in nature among olive and pine trees, with gorgeous views of the town. The service was personalized and impeccable. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and the pool area beautifully nestled on the hill.
The trendy restaurant had such a great atmosphere with stylish guests and absolutely delicious grilled steaks.
It felt like a gem and totally elevated our Ibiza trip.

We had an amazing stay at Casa Maca! It’s a peaceful spot with beautiful grounds and view of Ibiza Town, especially from the porch outside our room. The room was very clean, nicely furnished, and the bed was super comfortable. The shower setup was with good pressure and a little window to help prevent fogging up and a cute view.
The saltwater pool was refreshing and never too busy, perfect for a quick dip or a relaxing afternoon.
Lisa, the Concierge, was incredibly helpful throughout our stay. She assisted us with reservations, local recommendations, calling taxis etc. And made everything run smoothly. Her help really made a difference!
The restaurant at Casa Maca is also fantastic. Every meal we had there was delicious, and the vibey setting and service were just as good as the food. Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, it’s worth visiting for dinner.
The location is also a big plus. It’s close to Ibiza Town, but still feels quiet and tucked away from the crowds. Easy to get to the NE side of the island as well.
Highly recommend staying here. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

One of the best dining experiences we have ever had. Service was impeccable, the vibe and ambiance is unmatched, and the quality of the food was spectacular! We had a tour of the farm before being seated to our table with the best view of Dalt Vila. Worth every penny. We will make sure we have dinner here each time we visit Ibiza.
We recommend a table just before sunset so you can see the place in both lights.

The food is quite poor. Solomillo without taste and texture, which is very typical for Argentinian meat coming from being packaged and stored for a long time in vacuumed polybags. The crust was bitter tasted because the the grill is not cleaned well and frequently enough. Alcachofas, coliflor, asparagus — all overstuffed with sauces. The chicken was ok, but overall we haven’t enjoyed the food from a gastronomic point of view. Insane prices for what it is. Meat from Nebraska is staring from 235 eur/kg. The wine selection is skewed towards very expensive labels, the cheapest red is 120 eur, which is 5 times more expensive vs. The retail price. They buy for a wholesale price, meaning cerca 600% mark up.
The ambience is nice but spoiled by constant smoke from the grill area, so you are seating in the fumes and smoke. Also, there was a cleaning lady sweeping the floors in front of our table. We hinted to a waitress that it was not very romantic to watch the sweeping, but she didn’t act upon it.
We are not coming back for sure, more expensive than Nobu or Jondal and much worse. There are plenty much more gastronomicly inspiring places with a way better value for money on the island.

I did not stay at the hotel but I only used the facilities for a day pass before heading to the airport in the evening.
Amazing place, very relaxing and delicious food, where authenticity meets tradition. I’ve spent a day by the pool and ate at the restaurant which is superlative.
I will definitely go back next time I’m in the island.
In Rome we have amazing artichokes which are one of our traditional foods but the artichokes I ate in Casa Maca were out of the ordinary.
Totally recommended!

We visited the restaurant to see whether the hotel might be a good choice for a future stay, as food is a top priority for us.
We booked a Saturday dinner for just the two of us. On arrival, I was initially taken aback by the location. The property is surrounded by industrial buildings and warehouses, which doesn’t make for the most inviting first impression. However, once you drive into the spacious gravel parking area, you’re greeted with a charming view of the old town, and as you make your way further into the restaurant’s grounds, the industrial backdrop fades away.
The setting is undeniably beautiful. The gardens are well-kept, and the atmosphere is enhanced by the open-air layout, live music, and the sight of the famed meat pit and outdoor kitchen. It’s a lovely ambiance, though I did wonder how the experience might differ on a rainy evening.
We were seated promptly and given a detailed explanation of the menu, including which meats had been cooked in the pit. While our server was friendly and helpful, he was quite insistent on upselling us a large quantity of meat, despite us clearly stating we weren’t particularly hungry and were more interested in sampling a variety of sides and vegetables. It felt a little pushy, and given the hefty price tag of over €500 per kilo, we couldn’t help but feel there was an incentive to sell more. Fortunately, we stood our ground and ordered a more modest amount.

I’ve been to Casa Maca several times, and it’s always a special experience, but my recent visit with a large group of friends was truly unforgettable. We had an amazing table with a direct view of Ibiza’s old town – Dalt Vila at sunset is just magical. The combination of that view and the unique atmosphere there makes Casa Maca a place that never fails to impress.
The vibe is relaxed yet elegant – the perfect balance that Ibiza does so well. Our long table was beautifully set, and the ambiance felt warm, inviting, and stylish. You can really tell that a lot of care goes into every little detail.
A big shoutout to our waiter Lami, who took care of us with such charm, attentiveness, and genuine hospitality. It’s not easy to manage a large group, but Lami made us all feel completely at ease and well taken care of.
The food, as always, was outstanding – fresh, creative, and simply delicious. The wine pairings were perfect, and you can really tell that quality and flavor are at the heart of everything they do here, without being pretentious.
Casa Maca is always a place where you can relax, enjoy, and forget about time. Whether with friends, family, or a special someone – it remains one of my favorite spots on Ibiza.

A true gem – feels like home!
Casa Maca is truly a special place. From the beautiful setting to the relaxed atmosphere, everything makes you feel instantly at home. It’s the perfect blend of boutique luxury and laid-back charm.
A special thank you to Lisa, who made our stay even more memorable with her amazing tips and heartfelt hospitality. She truly went above and beyond – thank you for the nice local restaurant recommendations — always spot on.
The entire experience felt warm, familiar, and genuine – like visiting friends rather than staying at a hotel. We can’t wait to come back!

Casa Maca, the place where dreams of a magical Ibiza evening meet the harsh reality of overpriced food and a staff that looks at you as if you just crashed a private party.
Let’s start with the positives: The Boho-chic ambiance is great and the view is indeed spectacular. But as we quickly learned, the scenery is the only thing worth savoring here—because the food? Let’s just say the cows deserved better.
We ordered a medium-rare steak, and what we got was a medium-well tragedy. A simple mistake, we thought, until the second attempt arrived, just as overcooked. But instead, for our third and final attempt, Casa Maca upped the stakes—literally—by sending a security guard to accompany our plate, just in case we got any more crazy ideas, like expecting food to be cooked as ordered. Bravo! “relaxed fine dining” at its best.
Despite the premium pricing, the staff treats guests as if they should be grateful for the honor of dining here. Want friendly service? Try another planet. The social media hype has clearly gone to their heads, and the only thing more inflated than their ego is the bill.

The worst service on this Planet!
We planed a birthday party with 20 people.
Reservation was at 10pm. We told them that we have a birthday party at 12. We had to transfer 250€ in Advance per Person. We arrived hungry at 9:30. Our table wasn’t ready until 11 pm. We had to spend 5000€ after 11pm. They showed us the table, it was 2 small tables with 14 chairs around. We asked them 20 minutes to bring us some chairs because 6 people were standing there because they had no chairs available. They had 2 month time to organize, we paid the money 2 months before. So it took another 15 minutes til everyone had a seat but no place to eat. Then the waiter came and said we have to hurry up because the kitchen will close soon. So we ordered meat for 3000€ mo desserts because it was too late. They don’t give a damn about your feelings. It’s all about money and ripping you off. Don’t waste your money there.

Lovely stay at Casa Maca! It was 3 of us traveling together, the staff made it easy to add one more to our reservation. Not only did they add an extra bed to our room but they also added toiletries, extra robe, slippers and towels for our additional guest. Did I mention they had Aesop products and a Dyson hairdryer in our bathroom? Loved that. Our bed was super comfortable! We also often used the outdoor patio area. The food was exquisite however it was pricy. Our breakfast was included in our reservation which was nice, it’s served between 8-12. Karina was so nice, we really enjoyed chatting with her. We would love to come back especially during the off season since it seems to be quiet and you basically have the whole place to yourself.

Came here for dinner last night and had a fantastic time.
View was beautiful, service fantastic and very attentive to my gluten and nut allergy (thank you! )
We had 800g ribeye, 3 sides, 2 cocktails and was a perfect amount :)
Fantastic view of the old town.

Casa Maca is easily one of the best dining experiences in Ibiza, with the most incredible steak I’ve ever tasted. From the moment you arrive, the ambiance and spectacular view set the perfect tone. Truly unforgettable — can’t wait to go back!

The restaurant and hotel are both highly recommended. I have been to the restaurant multiple times for both work and personal outings and I can confidently say that Casa Maca has to be one of, if not the best restaurant I have been to (and I frequent many restaurants globally due to the nature of my work).
The view from both restaurant and hotel overlooking Ibiza Old Town gives you the feeling of being taken away from the hustle and bustle and gives you that relaxing feeling which is exactly what we wanted when coming to Casa Maca.